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Twitter might be testing a way to let you untag from threads - Vimarsana News

Twitter might be testing a way to let you untag from threads

The Verge obtained a screenshot of a new 'leave this conversation' feature

Twitter now lets you pin up to six DMs on Android, iOS, web - Vimarsana News

Twitter now lets you pin up to six DMs on Android, iOS, web

Twitter today announced that now users can pin up to six DMs on its platform. This will enable users to keep on their important chats on the of their inbox.

Source: bgr.in
Twitter's new update allows pinning up to six conversations direct messages - Vimarsana News

Twitter's new update allows pinning up to six conversations direct messages

The new feature allows users to pin up to six conversations on Twitter. The feature is now available for Android, iOS and web users

Source: digit.in
Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal Takes Paternity Leave Three Month After Assuming Position - Vimarsana News

Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal Takes Paternity Leave Three Month After Assuming Position

New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal takes less than 20 weeks of paternal leave for the birth of his second child. This paternal leave comes after 3 months of being chosen as Twitter’s CEO.

Twitter Widens Testing of Safety Mode Feature to More Users - Vimarsana News

Twitter Widens Testing of Safety Mode Feature to More Users

Twitter is widening the access to its Safety Mode. The feature launched to a small feedback group in September last year temporarily auto-blocks accounts that respond to your Tweets with potentially harmful language. With the latest move, nearly 50 percent of people in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US are reportedly getting access to the beta version of Safety Mode.

Source: ndtv.com